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1. Don’t be tempted by Low Cost training fees Or Convenience Or Verbal empty-promises Or Gimmicks,
which ended-up job not fulfilled or syllabus not covered or no other training equipment / objects to train you and
your dog or worst is trainer couldn’t be contacted when you need help.
2. Be sure to understand What you are being taught on the syllabus & How your dog is being trained? (>99%
are ad hoc part time trainers, they train only on competition style as for behaviors solving & training it take
up more time and effort)
3. Part-timers usually advertise only on weekend newspaper or once in a blue moon, or they will surf the dog’s
forum and hunt for customers, they comes in only when there good demand and disappear the next day.
4. When you are told to use certain Training Tool(s) on your Pup / Dog , firstly ask your trainer whether he / she
is being trained to use it before?
5. Visit the training ground to Understand Better, whether it is a registered school? pet shop? club? or individual
part time trainers?
6. Not all dogs / owners are fast learners, is there a follow-up (recap..) after your training ? Ask yourself, can
you equip. everything in only 8-12 days training without any further follow up? Most of the trainers will said
they provide life-time follow up, can he / she deliver the job, if he/she is a part-timer or no committed/
company / any expenses / facilities ?
7. Check the type of Training Area, any Proper Facilities used for training and whether It Is Owned / Rented by
the trainer?
8. Is the training ground an approved training area? Is your trainer a full / part-time trainer? (Most of the part timers
come and go anytime without any commitments ~ Fly by Night or train during there is Good Market Demand )
9. Browsing of trainer’s web, be sure the photos you saw are genuine and not photos Cut & Paste from elsewhere.
10. Ask for an Official Company Payment Receipt in case of any future misunderstanding. Training Notes &
Certificate for your course, if any?
11. Check for proof of dogs trained by the trainer is important - like web site / photos shown dogs being train
by trainer.
12. No proper syllabus / notes / facilities / serious investing in the training equipments / objects.., What can you
& your dog learn?
13. Any hidden Cost: extra cost which you need to buy (training device) most of the training fees are low but
you need to purchase things after signing up for the course. Is 1 hr/ session enough (If there is a delay in
class: late, break..)?
14. Is he / she a trainer / instructor? Some “Trainer” or “Instructor” will only tell you what to do, they will not touch /
handle your dog personally or they do not train big or mongrel or problematic dog !
15. Always Compare an APPLE with an APPLE, when it comes to training syllabus, what you can learn or
Is there any follow-up after that. (It is not like buying an apple, not tasty ~ throw away & buy another one)
16. Watch out for “Gimmicks” and be wise in your choice. LIP SERVICE OR GENUINE QUALITY SERVICE,
WHAT DO YOU PREFERRED?
which ended-
2. Be sure to understand What you are being taught on the syllabus & How your dog is being trained? (>99%
are ad hoc part time trainers, they train only on competition style as for behaviors solving & training it take
up more time and effort)
3. Part-
4. When you are told to use certain Training Tool(s) on your Pup / Dog , firstly ask your trainer whether he / she
is being trained to use it before?
5. Visit the training ground to Understand Better, whether it is a registered school? pet shop? club? or individual
part time trainers?
6. Not all dogs / owners are fast learners, is there a follow-
you equip. everything in only 8-
7. Check the type of Training Area, any Proper Facilities used for training and whether It Is Owned / Rented by
the trainer?
8. Is the training ground an approved training area? Is your trainer a full / part-
come and go anytime without any commitments ~ Fly by Night or train during there is Good Market Demand )
9. Browsing of trainer’s web, be sure the photos you saw are genuine and not photos Cut & Paste from elsewhere.
10. Ask for an Official Company Payment Receipt in case of any future misunderstanding. Training Notes &
Certificate for your course, if any?
11. Check for proof of dogs trained by the trainer is important -
12. No proper syllabus / notes / facilities / serious investing in the training equipments / objects.., What can you
& your dog learn?
13. Any hidden Cost: extra cost which you need to buy (training device) most of the training fees are low but
you need to purchase things after signing up for the course. Is 1 hr/ session enough (If there is a delay in
class: late, break..)?
14. Is he / she a trainer / instructor? Some “Trainer” or “Instructor” will only tell you what to do, they will not touch /
handle your dog personally or they do not train big or mongrel or problematic dog !
15. Always Compare an APPLE with an APPLE, when it comes to training syllabus, what you can learn or
Is there any follow-
16. Watch out for “Gimmicks” and be wise in your choice. LIP SERVICE OR GENUINE QUALITY SERVICE,
WHAT DO YOU PREFERRED?
What Owners Need To Understand About Dogs Training??
There are many professional trainers, trainers, instructors, counselors Or student having completed a basic course and started to be “trainer”, who conduct dogs training individually or in a club or without a company, everyone provides different training methods, skills and services in their training. Usually lots of part-timers come and go anytime they like without any commitment and other expenses incurred. It is up to the choice of the dog’s owner to select whom / where to be trained and what is being taught and offered. What is important, is you are paying for the valuable professional service and a responsible trainer to train you and your dog, but not purchasing a specific product with a specific brand, where you can compare or bargain in pricing. If price is the main concern, you are advised to check on what you are being offered and the commitment for the training.
Be Realistic and Logical When You Check On Dogs Training Program.
*How To Calculate Your Course Fees: $ course fees ÷ (? training hours + ? Recap hours) = $ ?/ hr Train you and your dog? Or Only You? Or Your Dog Only? What is taught?
Under Cut Price
Spoil the Trade
Close Over Night!!
Spoil the Trade
Close Over Night!!
Do You Know Puppy Below 6 mths “No Choker Chain training” (Ask your Vet Why?)
* A Doctor (Surgeon) with 10-20 years’ Licence, “ Seldom” / “Never” put into practice. Do you call him an experienced Surgeon?
* Usually a trainer will keep a “Highly Trainable” dog for demo. What is important is not demo, it is whether they can train your dog.
* Usually a trainer will keep a “Highly Trainable” dog for demo. What is important is not demo, it is whether they can train your dog.
